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Understanding 9/11Water : the fate of our most precious resource
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453 p. ; 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index
1. Water in peril -- 2. The natural dispensation -- 3. Water in history -- 4. Climate, weather, and water -- 5. Unnatural selection -- 6. The Aral Sea -- 7. To give a dam -- 8. The problem with irrigation -- 9. Shrinking aquifers -- 10. The Middle East -- 11. The Tigris-Eurphrates system -- 12. The Nile -- 13. Southern Africa -- 14. The United States and its neighbours -- 15. South Asia and the Indian subcontinent -- 16. The Chinese are used to thinking big -- 17. Solutions and manifestos
Includes bibliographical references and index
1. Water in peril -- 2. The natural dispensation -- 3. Water in history -- 4. Climate, weather, and water -- 5. Unnatural selection -- 6. The Aral Sea -- 7. To give a dam -- 8. The problem with irrigation -- 9. Shrinking aquifers -- 10. The Middle East -- 11. The Tigris-Eurphrates system -- 12. The Nile -- 13. Southern Africa -- 14. The United States and its neighbours -- 15. South Asia and the Indian subcontinent -- 16. The Chinese are used to thinking big -- 17. Solutions and manifestos
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